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Freud's modes of absorbing, processing, and communicating information are studied with the expectation that familiarity with his thinking will lead to better understanding of the content. Characteristics of Freud's writing, such as preference for opposing binary concepts, tolerance for inconsistency, sweeping generalization followed by partial contradiction, and use of rhetorical devices, are studied.